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Dear kids, our first action verb is write.
Repeat after me, write.
Write.
Excellent.
Now let's see this action verb with five examples.
Students eagerly wrote about summer vacation.
In the class journal,
Students eagerly wrote about summer vacation in the class journal.
Creative writing exercise had kids writing imaginative stories.
Students worked together to write a script for a play.
Reflective Writing Session had kids expressing thoughts on personal growth.
Spelling Bee Competition showcased confident writing on the whiteboard.
Spelling bee competition showcased confident writing on the whiteboard.
Dear kids, our second action verb is run.
Repeat after me, run.
Run.
Excellent.
Now let's see this action verb with five examples.
Relay race showcased speed and agility during sports day.
Fun Indoor Obstacle Course had kids running, jumping, and crawling.
Science experiment simulated the water cycle with running around,
Science experiment simulated the water cyclist running around.
Quick run around the courtyard refreshed minds during a brain break.
Tag game in the schoolyard had kids running and laughing.
Dear kids, our third action verb is listen.
Repeat after me.
Listen.
Excellent.
Now, let's see this action verb with five examples.
Students sat quietly, listening to a guest speaker's fascinating stories.
Nature Study had the class listening to the sounds of birds and insects.
Music class involved closing eyes and actively listening to instruments.
Language lesson had children practicing active listening and pronunciation.
Mindful listening exercise focused on subtle sounds for improved concentration.
Dear kids, our fourth action verb is share.
Repeat after me.
Share.
Excellent.
Now, let's see this action verb with five examples.
Show and tell session had students sharing favorite toys and books.
Group project had children sharing ideas to create a colorful mural.
The group project had children sharing ideas to create a colorful mural.
Class discussion encouraged sharing thoughts and opinions.
Sharing day involved bringing extra snacks to share with classmates.
Sharing corner featured notes and drawings for positive friendship.
Dear kids, our fifth action verb is build.
Repeat after me.
Build.
Excellent!
Now let's see this action verb with five examples.
Students work together to build a model of the solar system.
During a STEM activity, kids used blocks to construct sturdy bridges.
Our class had students building 3D sculptures from clay.
Problem Solving Challenge had the class brainstorming to build a stable structure.
Problem-solving challenge had the class brainstorming to build a stable structure.
Building competition had students using various materials to construct towers.
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